Where to Watch The Asian Quarter Finals, Teams Performances and Players to Bet on with Odds

The Asian Cup quarterfinals begin on Friday, with eight teams advancing to this stage of the competition after spectacular victories in the round of 16. Teams like Tajikistan, Jordan, Australia, South Korea, Iran, Japan, Qatar, and Uzbekistan have all reached the quarterfinals.

Here, we will look into the team preview matches, fixture dates, players to watch, teams to bet on, and where to watch.   

Tajikistan (WWLDW)

Tajikistan made it to the quarterfinals after knocking out the United Arab Emirates on penalties. Khanonov scored a goal for Tajikistan after 30 minutes, but a dramatic equalizer goal by Al Hammadi in stoppage time leveled the game to a 1-1 scoreline. Both teams could not find the net in the extra 30 minutes, which resulted in penalties. However, Tajikistan scored all their penalties, and Caio Canedo ended the Asian Cup dream for the United Arab Emirates with Tajikistan advancing.    

Jordan (WLDWL)

Jordan is the biggest surprise to make it to the quarterfinals after they were ranked 106th coming into the Asian Cup. Still, they have stylishly made it to the quarterfinals after defeating Iraq 3-2. Jordan scored two stoppage-time goals in the second half to secure their passage to the quarterfinals.    

Australia (WDWWW)

Australia remains one of the top favorites for the Asian Cup, as they remain unbeaten in their last eight matches. Australia won their last round of 16 comfortably, hitting four goals without conceding against Indonesia. Goals from Boyle, Goodwin, Scouttar, and an early first-half goal secured Australia's progress to the quarterfinals.  

South Korea (WDDWW)

South Korea remains unbeaten in their last 12 matches across all competitions but showed great resilience in their last match against Saudi Arabia. South Korea scored in the 46th minute by Radif, but their defense could not secure the lead as they conceded a stoppage-minute goal to Saudi Arabia by Cho Gue-Sung. Both teams played a goalless extra-time match, which resulted in a penalty, with South Korea coming out victorious with a 2-4 penalty.  

Iran (WWWWW)

Iran continued to flex their unbeaten muscles in the Asian Cup, as they are now unbeaten in their last 17 matches. Iran looked to be the best team in the Asian Cup, as they won their last match against Syria on penalties. Iran scored a 34-minute penalty by Taremi, who later saw a red card in the match, but Syria equalized in the 64th minute with a spot kick by Khribin. The match ended in a goalless extra 30 minutes, but Iran advanced with a 5-3 penalty. 

Japan (WWLWW)

Japan displayed a 100% improved performance against Bahrain after Japan took the lead in the 31st minute and scored a brace in the second half, with the match ending 3-1. The victory puts them on a two-match winning streak. 

Qatar (WWWWL)

Qatar have performed exceptionally well recently, as they are on a four-match winning streak. Qatar secured a 2-1 victory against Palestine in the knockout stage after conceding a goal from Palestine Dabbagh but came back to score two goals from Al Haydos and Afif to secure their passage to the quarterfinals.  

Uzbekistan (WDWDW)

Uzbekistan booked their spot in the quarterfinals after they defeated Thailand 2-1. Uzbekistan are now on a 12-match unbeaten record, and they will look to continue their form to see them book their spot in the semifinals. 

Fixtures, Dates and Stadium

• Tajikistan vs Jordan February 2, 2024 at the Ahmad bin Ali Stadium.
• Australia vs South Korea February 2, 2024 at the AL Janoub Stadium.
• Iran vs Japan February 3, 2024 at the Education City Stadium.
• Qatar vs Uzbekistan February 3, 2024 at the AL Bayt Stadium.

Predicted Teams to Qualify for the Semifinals

• Bet on Jordan to qualify at 1.46 odds n 1xbet.
• Australia to qualify at 2.19 odds on 1xbet
• Japan to qualify at 1.50 odds on Bet365
• Qatar to qualify at 1.79 odds on Bet 365

Players to Bet On

Akram Afif is the second-highest goal scorer in the Asian Cup with four goals and two assists, and he will look to outshine the top scorer, Aymen Hussein, whose team has been knocked out of the tournament. So, you can bet on Akram Afif to score a goal at any time on 1xbet at 3.60 odds against Uzbekistan.  

Australia forward Martin Boyle has proven his goal-scoring ability by scoring two goals in his last two appearances at the Cup. We believe he will continue his goal-scoring form against South Korea. You can bet on Martin Boyle to score at any time on Bet 365 at 6.00 odds.   

Jordan forward Yazan Al Naimat scored the first goal for his team against Iraq and has scored two goals in this tournament. Jordan will look to capitalize on the forward goal-scoring ability against Tajikistan. Bet on Yazan Al Naimat to score at any time on 1xbet at 3.50 odds.  

Where to Watch the Asian Quarterfinals Match Live

TV station and live stream: TrillerTV, formerly FITE, will broadcast the entire tournament in the UK. Meanwhile, the match will be broadcast live in India on the Sports18 TV channel. 

All the quarterfinals at the 2023 AFC Asian Cup will be available to watch live on Paramount+, and each fixture involving Australia will be broadcast live for free on Australia’s Network 10, as well as available to stream via 10 Play, Paramount+, and the TV channel.

For the benefit of all, the match will be available on streaming platforms like FuboTV, Sling TV, Score808, Fanatiz, etc., and can be accessed for free. 

Africans can catch the fixtures live on StarTimes.

Everyone can watch the game for free when registering with SportyBet, Bet365, Betway, and 1xBet.